What to order at Sparrow + Wolf

Must order
Hong Kong-style wagyu beef cheek over noodles; menu signature since opening.
Signature dishes
Wagyu beef cheek noodles, Charcuterie, Tofu noodles
Editor tip
The chef's counter sits four; ask at booking. Howard works the line most Friday and Saturday.
CuisineModern American With Asian Influences
Price$$$
NeighborhoodSpring Mountain Chinatown
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Food experiences in Spring Mountain Chinatown

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Location

Address: 4480 Spring Mountain Rd #100, Las Vegas, NV 89102

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Raku ★ 4.8

$$$ Japanese Izakaya and RobataSpring Mountain Chinatown

Raku in Las Vegas is Mitsuo Endo's Spring Mountain izakaya since 2008, binchotan-charcoal robata that drew chefs from the Strip and earned multiple James.

OrderAgedashi tofu (made in-house daily) plus a run of robata skewers chosen at the counter.

TipBooking is essential. Late-night kitchen runs to 03:00 for after-shift industry diners.

Ferraro's Italian Restaurant and Wine Bar ★ 4.4

$$$ ItalianSpring Mountain Chinatown

Ferraro's Italian in Las Vegas is the Ferraro family room since 1985, a Paradise Road dining room with one of the deepest wine cellars off the Strip.

OrderOsso buco Milanese with saffron risotto; on the menu since opening day.

Tip1,500 wine labels in the cellar; ask for the sommelier to route a pairing menu.

Monta Ramen ★ 4.4

$ Japanese RamenSpring Mountain Chinatown

Monta Ramen in Las Vegas is the Chinatown Kurume-style tonkotsu shop next door to Raku, a 35-seat counter that codified Vegas's ramen scene from 2009 onward.

OrderTonkotsu ramen with chashu and a soft-boiled egg; ask for kotteri broth and extra noodles.

TipCounter-only seating and cash preferred; the line builds from 18:00 onward and they sell out by 23:00.

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Raku ★ 4.8

$$$ Japanese Izakaya and RobataSpring Mountain Chinatown

Raku in Las Vegas is Mitsuo Endo's Spring Mountain izakaya since 2008, binchotan-charcoal robata that drew chefs from the Strip and earned multiple James.

OrderAgedashi tofu (made in-house daily) plus a run of robata skewers chosen at the counter.

TipBooking is essential. Late-night kitchen runs to 03:00 for after-shift industry diners.

Other Mama ★ 4.6

$$$ Japanese Seafood and SushiWest Sahara

Other Mama in Las Vegas is Daniel Krohmer's seafood-driven sushi room since 2015 off Durango Drive, a Morimoto Philadelphia alum's industry hangout.

OrderCrispy whole fish with chili-lime sauce; daily catch from the sushi case.

TipHappy hour 5 to 6:30pm at the bar runs a half-price oyster and crudo list; cheapest way into the kitchen.

Ferraro's Italian Restaurant and Wine Bar ★ 4.4

$$$ ItalianSpring Mountain Chinatown

Ferraro's Italian in Las Vegas is the Ferraro family room since 1985, a Paradise Road dining room with one of the deepest wine cellars off the Strip.

OrderOsso buco Milanese with saffron risotto; on the menu since opening day.

Tip1,500 wine labels in the cellar; ask for the sommelier to route a pairing menu.

Honey Salt ★ 4.4

$$$ Farm-to-table AmericanSummerlin

Honey Salt in Las Vegas is Elizabeth and Kim Canteenwalla's Summerlin farm-to-table dining room since 2013, a family-friendly Rampart Commons kitchen.

OrderMac and cheese with prosciutto crumble; long-running signature plate.

TipWeekend brunch runs Saturday and Sunday 10:00-14:30; the crab toast and house pancakes are the anchors.

Marche Bacchus ★ 4.5

$$$ French bistroSummerlin

Marche Bacchus in Las Vegas is Rhonda and Jeff Wyatt's Summerlin lakeside French bistro since 2007, a wine shop with retail bottles drunk on-site at $10.

OrderPick any retail wine from the 950-bottle wall; pair with steak frites or escargots on the lake patio.

TipLakeside patio is reservations-required; ask for sunset 19:00-19:30 in winter and earlier in summer.

Monta Ramen ★ 4.4

$ Japanese RamenSpring Mountain Chinatown

Monta Ramen in Las Vegas is the Chinatown Kurume-style tonkotsu shop next door to Raku, a 35-seat counter that codified Vegas's ramen scene from 2009 onward.

OrderTonkotsu ramen with chashu and a soft-boiled egg; ask for kotteri broth and extra noodles.

TipCounter-only seating and cash preferred; the line builds from 18:00 onward and they sell out by 23:00.

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